People make careless remarks all the time, especially public figures who then regret what they said. Egyptian royalty in 1906 was no different. Read More ›

Joseph Ng › How the Khedive Spends His Time

The activities of the Khedive as described by The Egyptian Gazette Read More ›

Sabrina Nunez › Icilma

Nature's Skin Food Read More ›

Will Pearce › Reading of Sentence

In this portion of this Thursday issue of the Egyptian Gazette, Read More ›

Alexia Horton › Page 6 Disaster

The never ending pages of financial tables Read More ›

Kenneth Ukah › A Regatta Is a Boat Race.

In this week's regatta, The Ananke aims for another first place finish after her successful debut in the Khedival Yacht Club. But what does that even mean? Read More ›

Diana Fajardo › Analysis of _The Road Man_

One liner Read More ›

Jonathan Morales › Plants that make ice?

See what happens when engineers mix water with plants. Read More ›

Madison Flick › H & C Flick, Cigar Importers

Am I related? Read More ›

Rosalyn Baxter › Miraculous Medicine

A woman who used a medicine as a last resort ended up being cured of her 3 year long illness! Mrs. Ida Caldwell swears by this cure, would you try it? Read More ›

Joshua Story › The Untimely Death of Prince Mohamed Ibrahim

Freak Car Accident Read More ›

Carlos Rodriguez › Dead Man, One Horse

A murderous horse vs. the common thief Read More ›

Cameron C.L. Greco › The Death in Egypt and in my Mind.

My social life isn't the only thing that's dying. Read More ›

Elizabeth Barrett › Donkey Drivers

The perfume mall-kiosks salesmen of the early 1900s Read More ›

Jaime Sepulveda › 212 Runs

A complete thrashing (or is it?) Read More ›

Aliza Anderson › The Bubonic Plague

How the Bubonic Plague hit Egypt Read More ›

Justin Petersen › The Gum Trade

Yesterday gums up today Read More ›

Katherine Ferguson › Just Boil Your Water

Why did Typhoid Fever last so long when Dr. Leigh Canney had given the army lectures and research on the importance of boiling water before drinking it? Read More ›

Anet Crespo › Job Posting

Job posting in the Egyptian Gazzette, very picky about its candidates. Read More ›

Brayan Barbosa › The Result of hashish

What goes on in someone's mind after tasting some hashish paste Read More ›

Alexander Amorello › A Reflection on the Tech

Pressing Ctrl+S every once and while is good decision. Trust me Read More ›

Alexander Amorello › Higher Learning through the Newspaper

Would you apply to a Secondary Institution because of an advertisement in the newspaper? Read More ›

Valerie Curcio › Numerical Nonsense

A-B-C 1-2..is that a 3 or an 8? Read More ›

Brett Crawford › XML encoding in Finereader

Seeing through the noise Read More ›

Thomas Corzo › The Silent Killer

Another life taken by the plague. Wait what plague? Read More ›

Alex Caliendo › The Evolution of Cigarette Advertising

Just one computer inept girl taking on technology and wondering why it hates her. Read More ›

Cassandra Frederick › Deadly Dates

A man treats his cousin to a date she will never forget Read More ›

Brooklyn Vincent › Technical Issues

Problems I faced during my jouney in IFS2116 Read More ›

Brooklyn Vincent › Tragic Fall from a Window

The blog post is about a man who tries to throw his wife out of a window Read More ›

Christian Ragland › A Sad Englishman

A man's ear used for negotiation. Read More ›

Johanna Eugenio › Enteric Fever

This blog post is about Enteric fever and the army. Read More ›

Daisy Vazquez › Curiosities

Arabic Isn’t The Only Language for the Egyptians! There’s more! Read More ›

Daisy Vazquez › XML Brings Tears

Things don’t go right Read More ›

Justin Esteve › Egyptian Gazette Structural Issues

Encoding Limitations Read More ›

Dante Grieco › OCR Woes

OCR: A Tale of Misery, Loss, and Misfortune Read More ›

Brett Crawford › The World's Worst Job

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Amber Fling › Odd Football Score

Such a unrealistic score. Read More ›

Charlie Rymer › The Plague

Why is the report of a plague hidden in the middle of a newspaper? Find out why. Read More ›

Matthew Cooper › Issues with the Issue

Various issues I've encountered while attempting to digitize my portion of the Egyptian Gazette Read More ›

Amber Fling › Technical Reflection

Get ready to work Read More ›

Matthew Cooper › Wife Murder

Crazy man kills his wife with an unusual weapon Read More ›

Melizza Black › Difficulties with OCR

A short, very angry, very annoyed rant Read More ›

Hannah Sain › OCR OCSucks

ABBYY made word processing take more than a minute. Read More ›

Emma Taylor › Running out of Time

This course has been a challenge. At times it feels as though the very technology which should be helping is doing just the opposite. Read More ›

Kara Hofmeister › Time Issues

Will I ever finish? Read More ›

Erek Cyr › When a Patch Won't Do!

The Importance of Historical Preservation. Read More ›

Melizza Black › “Avoid Female Society”

Also onions and garlic Read More ›

Hannah Sain › Clean Killer

Soap producers have been using an extra ingredient in their product that cleans off more than just dirt. Manufacturers have been adding a chemical in their soaps that can remove skin tissue. Read More ›

Gwen Lofman › Haskell and XML

A Technical Reflection Read More ›

Erek Cyr › Bubonic Plague In Egypt

Bubonic Plague Claims Lives in 1905, Not Just a Medieval Problem. Read More ›

John White › XML-izing

A retrospective on creating a rough draft for my week's XML. Read More ›

Olivia Evanoff › Distorted Photo File

Photo quality and scanner quality might drive me insane. Seriously. Read More ›

Kara Hofmeister › Bar Fight between Greeks

Fatal Fight and Double Murder Read More ›

Justin Esteve › Medicine

A man in Alexandria, Egypt had suffered from chronic kidney disease for 19 years of his life. After being told he had less than three months to live, he has managed to cure his disease with only five boxes of Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. Read More ›

Gwen Lofman › Egyptology & Archeology

A curiosity Read More ›

Hank Thompson › Finereader Rage

* In my best Darth Vader impression* NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Read More ›

Samantha Lappin › Column Formatting

An insinuation of importance by size devotion. Read More ›

Jacob Stefonek › Technical Reflection

Some technical reflecting about XML-ing Read More ›

John White › Somerset

An interesting person Read More ›

Hank Thompson › Fatal House Collapse

A Curiosity. Read More ›